would it actually be a problem if one cable is unplugged?
would it be troublesome to find that cable?
in most shops, yes
no
>>53706484
you would know what adapter is reporting unplugged, and you should have a table with which adapters are on which machines, and which machines need to be connected to which switches/whatevers. the cable's position in space is not a useful value to query.
>>53706484
You could just use a toner and probe to find it
No - one unplugged means either it will route through another route or one client can not communicate at all.
>>53706484
That entirely depends. If they're let shit get that bad for cabling, other things could be shit as well. Some of those cables could represent a single point of failure with no proper redundancy in place.
>>53706484
Oh, you mean this one?
seeing rows of racks like this, and ive seen them, i often question how it is even possible for it to get this bad. like nobody stopped this from progressing into... this.
>>53709423
the company has a severe lack of fucks
